Top 15 FASTEST Birds in the World
Have you ever seen a bird of prey fold its wings and dive toward the ground at an astonishing speed? How about a seabird effortlessly soaring on harsh winds above
Found in North America, there are three known species of bluebird; the Eastern Bluebird, the Western Bluebird and the Mountain Bluebird. Living up to their name, bluebirds are, well, blue.
Have you ever seen a bird of prey fold its wings and dive toward the ground at an astonishing speed? How about a seabird effortlessly soaring on harsh winds above
A black bird can easily blend into the night sky, making them trickier to spot than other birds. Yet, their feathers are sleek and intense, which is why they’re a
Is the Brown Thrasher colorful? No. Are they easy to spot? Not so much. Do they have one of the largest musical repertoires in the bird world? Absolutely. The Brown
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The color blue is extremely rare in nature, making it more mesmerizing than it already is. A few flowers and birds are blue, but beyond that, we don’t see much
Ask a room full of U.S. birders about feeders and you’ll get everything from misty-eyed joy (goldfinches on nyjer at breakfast!) to stern warnings about disease and unintended consequences. So
Few topics split backyard naturalists like bird houses. Some folks swear their bluebird house is biodiversity’s best friend; others worry we’re meddling – creating predator magnets, disease hubs, or tiny
Say the words pigeons, crows, or Canada geese in a city meeting and watch the room split. To some, these birds are resourceful urban survivors. To others, they’re crop wreckers,
Explore in-depth articles about individual bird species and groups, from identification tips to their unique behaviors. Discover how to attract birds to your space, provide proper feeding, and create a welcoming environment for various species.
Thrushes are a secretive and elusive bunch. Because of their mysterious nature, it’s always exciting for a birder to spot one in the woods. While most thrushes are uncommon, some
Is the Brown Thrasher colorful? No. Are they easy to spot? Not so much. Do they have one of the largest musical repertoires in the bird world? Absolutely. The Brown
Orioles are some of the brightest and most tropical-looking birds in North America. With their bright orange to yellow feathers and striking black facial features, they are hard to mistake.
The color blue is extremely rare in nature, making it more mesmerizing than it already is. A few flowers and birds are blue, but beyond that, we don’t see much
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Uncover the fascinating world of birds with curiosity-driven articles. From unique mating rituals to fun facts and lists of the coolest birds, satisfy your curiosity with captivating insights and amazing trivia.
The American Robin (scientific name: Turdus migratorius) is a classic and beloved bird. Although a familiar sight in backyards across North America, its charming red breast and sweet whistling song
Scarlet-red bodies with jet-black wings and tail makes the scarlet tanager one of the most striking songbirds in North America. But blink, and you might miss them. For starters, only
The Gray Catbird is a medium-size songbird related to mockingbirds. Although they’re not the most eye-catching bird to look at, they are a firm favorite of many birders. Their bold
Every bird species is comprised of its own unique features, quirks, and curious facts. The yellow-headed blackbird is no exception. There are around 9 other species of North American birds
Delve into the captivating world of bird nesting and breeding. From nest-building techniques to raising young, explore the fascinating behaviors and life cycles of your favorite bird species.
When most people think of bird nests, they imagine a pile of sticks shaped like a small cup. Many nests have that classic structure, but it’s not the case for
Blue jays are a birdwatcher’s joy, often topping their list of desired sightings. Although similar in appearance to other blue-colored jays like the Steller’s, Pinyon and Mexican jay, blue jays
Despite its unassuming size, the American goldfinch is unique. There are two other species of goldfinch, the Lesser goldfinch and the Lawrence’s goldfinch, but the American goldfinch has distinctive traits
What is tiny, incredibly intricate, and often overlooked? You might think of snowflakes, microscopic plankton or spider webs. Actually, the answer here lies in the nest of a hummingbird. These
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It would be alarming to see people walking around with cages full of birds in North America and Europe. But throughout Asia, this is a regular sight, especially around temples
Being a poultry species is risky. For starters (quite literally), there’s the ever-present risk of being turned into a chicken nugget. Scary though the thought of being turned into a
European starlings, often referred to as common starlings, are among the most common songbirds in North America. In just over 100 years, European starling populations have exploded and their invasive
Some will argue we’ve connected with technology and lost touch with nature. But, perhaps technology is now beginning to help us get back to nature. We’re becoming more aware once
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Welcome back to another feather-ruffling update from our live-streamed kestrel nest in Blackpool, UK! It’s been a couple of weeks since our last update and our kestrels have been busy.
Our live-streamed Tufted Titmouse nest in Florida has been drawing attention as viewers follow along with this charismatic family’s journey. We are taking a closer look into the details of
We have been excitedly watching one of our nest boxes in Florida which, since early March, has been the home of a Tufted Titmouse pair. These adorable small songbirds are
Have You Ever Heard A Starling Beatboxing? A video featuring European Starlings took the world to storm, amazing viewers with their ability to beatbox. Meet Dennis and Ernie, two rescue
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